The food was quite delicious and a nice staff but they do not speak much english. Which is a good…read moresign because that means it is authentic. Highly recommend the ramen and also the Bento Bowl comes with quite a bit of food

I ordered online and the BOGO deal on salmon avocado is totally worth it. The salmon tasted really…read moregood and slick. The rainbow roll had a nice assortment but felt a bit bland and I felt like the fish quality was a bit lower. The mason roll was good but I'm not sure if I'd order it again. It felt mostly like I was eating something moist and fried. The inner part of the roll was almost indistinguishable, tasty but probably not something that I'd seek out again based off personal taste. There are a lot of other rolls I wanted to try but only have so big of a stomach. The labeling on the food is also a hit confusing, $8 roll when it actually says $9 in the app. I don't know if they just need to update their code and labels somewhere.

This place is a must if you live in the area. The customer service is next level and every Thai…read moredish and sushi I have had from here rivals anywhere else in the area. Plenty of room to dine in and enjoy your meal and drinks while relaxing. Definitely come give it a try if you haven't, you'll be coming back for more.

Khan Hom Thai is a little locally owned restaurant that serves a great mix of Asian Fusion foods…read more Owner, Kim, is friendly, engaging and makes a point to talk to each patron. She knows the regulars by name and makes all her guests feel special. Our server, Tristin, was polite and efficient. She checked on us regularly and kept our beverages filled. Somehow we managed to hit the end of Happy Hour (which goes until 6:30). The Happy Hour menu offers special pricing on apps and contain rolls. We ordered Seaweed Salad, Golden Triangle, Spicy Tuna Roll, and Avocado & Cucumber Roll to share. My husband had a Happy Hour beer. The rolls, salad and Golden Triangle were all good. We probably didn't need entrees after the apps, but we had them anyway. I had the spicy Thai Eggplant with vegetables. The veggies were super fresh. Their medium spicy was really hot for me! The meal was delicious. My husband had the Chicken Pad Thai. The portion was generous, the chicken was tender and he said the dish was tasty. My brother had the Thai Ginger with Pork, which is a favorite of his. The dining room is light and airy with subtle Asian decor. Seating was comfortable and we stayed a long time eating and chatting. They are located in a busy strip mall and parking can be tight. We parked on the far side of the lot.

Looking for a Chinese restaurant that not only tastes great but doesn't make you feel bloated and…read moregreasy after? Look no further Yipin Noodle is the place for you. While it is a little small it has a charming interior that feels as if you've been transported to Japan. The chairs are super comfy and the plates are adorable! The service is great, if you have allergies they will try their best to accommodate you. It's wonderful! I had the orange chicken, my brother got the general tso's, and my sister got beef lo mein. We had the spring rolls and sichuan cabbage for appetizers. The spring rolls were very light and had a delicious flavor, the cabbage was the perfect blend of spicy and sour and makes for a great palette cleanser. Both of the chickens were great, the coating wasn't thick and the sauce had a nice flavor. The lo mein noodles, oh boy you gotta try those. They're not only delicious but they don't taste greasy like some other places. And finally let's talk portion size, they give a very generous amount of food. Literally depending on how much you eat you'll make 2-3 meals out of it. Seriously don't skip this place, it's a hidden treasure. The only unfortunate thing is that they don't serve tea BUT they will get you warm water. P.S the dessert is a MUST

Tried this restaurant that recently opened. The restaurant was well decorated with cute decor. I…read moretried the volcano roll and AK 47 sushi roll. I think the rolls were decently big and filling. I also ordered the shoyu ramen. If you're looking for a quick filling ramen, I think this is the place ! My personal favorite was the chicken wings. It was so tender and juicy, highly recommend!

I love this restaurant, I've been many times and their food and service is amazing. The people are…read moresooo kind and the food is flavorful and good. Their sushi tastes very fresh and the food comes very fast. They are always so accommodating, for large groups, or modifications in their food. The ambiance is very quaint and pretty. Would recommend

This quick spot for sushi is perfect. The cost is very reasonable and the service is fast. The…read moreinside has 7-10 tables so lots of seating for lunch or dinner, but we saw more takeout than in-person dining when we were there. I did see the prices are more expensive online, so something to note. I got the shrimp tempura and sweet potato rolls. Both were great!

Quiet on Sunday at 4:30. While the snow melted and washed away the snow (FINALLY) I ventured out…read morefor some General Tso's chicken. Ever notice Chinese food places never advertise? But wait. My go-to spot suddenly closed, leaving me in a bit of a lurch! Where do I go?! We all have our favorite Chinese restaurant, and when we can't go to that one there's a little bit of a conundrum. I take American Chinese food seriously - which really means I order the same thing 98% of the time because that's my GO TO meal. As an intellectual, that is of course General Tso's chicken. Beijing Tokyo blends north and south Asia into a rather cozy, strip mall location. One person was talking obliviously on her cell phone, while the sushi Chef took orders. Until Yelp asked me if this place was romantic, I hadn't actually thought about it that way. But it is a little romantic. The tables are close together, the light is low, even if this place was full it would be... Cozy. A Chinese restaurant that's cozy is a very short leap to romantic. You can have a conversation here. I ordered my usual and waited about 10 minutes. The GTC was excellent. It had spice and flavor, but not too spicy. The fried rice was delicious. Good portion size and a good price. Two egg rolls and the total came to $25.25. No surprises, nothing out of the ordinary. If you had told me this had come from my favorite- now sadly closed - Chinese restaurant, I would have never known the difference. And there in lies what I think makes a good Chinese restaurant: predictability. American Chinese food is a distinct cuisine with the same menus, the same waving Buddah and melamine plates. The difference is quality, and the taste of your favorite meal. I am sad that my favorite place closed, but Beijing Tokyo is my new Chinese food restaurant, and I think it's pretty darn good.

Have not been here in 11 years and got food to go and was still yummy!…read more Food- Egg Drop Soup-good flavor. Just didn't like that they give you packaged crispy noodles instead of fresh made ones Dumplings-good taste and flavorful dipping sauce Egg roll-standard Crispy chicken proper- asked for it extra saucy and no spice. And both requests were honored. Service was very nice even on a busy Wednesday night (Thanksgiving Eve) Ambiance- It's not overly large inside but there are about 8 tables for inside dining.

Dear reader, Kanji…read moreAYCE Sushi in Springfield offers, quite simply, one of the best sushi deals in the area. There is something deeply satisfying about being able to order whatever you fancy without feeling like every additional roll requires a minor financial consultation. Better still, the quality is actually very good, which is where many all-you-can-eat arrangements lose the plot. Here, the fish is fresh, the options are plentiful, and the whole experience feels properly worth it. This is absolutely a place to arrive hungry and leave very happy indeed. A strong showing for Springfield and an easy recommendation for any sushi-loving member of society.

Northern Virginia is anything but short on AYCE sushi spots! Umiya in Alexandria, Sushi Ohayo's…read moremany locs, and Kanji Izakaya in Arlington to name a few. Yet, Kanji Sushi in Springfield remains one I've been to more than 3 times in the 8 or so months I've been living in this area. At $30 per person, it's a pretty fair price considering it includes sushi, apps, and hibachi!!!! I love the Shrimp hibachi and the shumai dumplings. But my favorite sushi roll? It's gotta be the Snow Mountain Roll (pictured below$ without a doubt!!! It's got shrimp tempura and shredded crabstick -- two of my fav proteins in sushi!!! The inside is nice and there's a conveyor belt that's included in the AYCE. But if you go anytime after 5pm be prepared for a long wait time. This place is great and very popular.

TLDR: Cozy old school spot with tasty fried dishes, nice portions, and warm service…read more The restaurant has a homey, old school feel that adds to its charm. There were a couple order mistakes, but the service was personal and warm, and they quickly made things right. The food was tasty. They really know how to work the fryer, from the katsu to the appetizers. The potato wrapped shrimp was extra crunchy and delicious, I have not had potato string wrapped shrimp like that before. I loved that the noodles come with a steamed egg. I do wish the banchan portions were larger, but they happily refill them if you ask. Overall, a comforting meal.

If there is a primary reason that long time Annandale favorite Miso has over 550+ reviews (as of…read moreFebruary 2025) and a solid 4 star rating, it can be distilled to one word: katsu. Miso specializes in many different forms of katsu which traditionally is defined as a Japanese style dish consisting of a piece of meat (although tofu and veggies are also used) covered in panko bread crumbs, and then deep fried. Deep frying conceptually is a "simple" techique, yet so many places either leave food in the hot grease too long rendering the food burnt and bitter; or the food is not cooked long enough resulting in a crispy outer layer, but cold (and sometimes raw) temperatures underneath the batter. And don't underestimate the role clean and constantly changing the cooking oil makes, since the food doesn't come out looking "dingy," which often results from frying in old oil. I discovered Miso during the pandemic when I got take out one day, and was shocked when I got home 20 minutes later to discover that my pork katsu was still hot and super crunchy! So of course, once dine-in service resumed, I was happy to be able to enjoy the food when it was freshly prepared. I recently enjoyed a meal with a friend who had not previously been to Miso and she was thoroughly impressed. The interior design resembles any other Asian themed restaurant. Nondescript wooden tables/booths/chairs, sit atop dark tile flooring, with semi-bright (bordering on dim) lighting. TBH, I've noticed that it can get a bit chilly in the Winter months, and somewhat hot in the summer months. The place has higher ceilings, so I imagine climate control must be a challenge. We started the meal with the Tofu katsu, which was super yummy. The panko breading was light, not salty, and achieved its purpose of having a crunchy exterior while keeping the tofu siken and moist inside. The soy based dipping sauce was a bit one note, mostly tasting salty. The other thing I appreciate about Miso is that the portion sizes are ginormous; which is important during these inflationary times! A tender pork cutlet was battered, deep fried to peak GBD (golden brown delicious) perfection, and then sliced into bite sized pieces. The dish was also served with a small bowl of udon noodles, rice, steamed egg custard, pickles, and kimchi. For $18 (as of this review), we split the spicy pork katsu plate, and there was PLENTY of food for two adults. As we were dining in a casual non-rushed manner, after 25-30 minutes the pork lowered to a tepid room temperature, but the batter still remained CRUNCHY! And nice bonus that at the end of the meal, we received complimentary mini-yogurt drinks. The earliest reviews for Miso go back to 2007 and I understand that in the ensuing 18 years, ownership has changed a few times. Miso isn't a fancy place, but the constant has been good food at reasonable prices.

6/28/26: My older son loves sushi and this is where I go to get him a quick bite. It's really…read moreaffordable and quick. I can get him 3 rolls for $25. This place is inside a supermarket's food court, so people coming need to manage their expectations. You're not here to get "fancy restaurant sushi".

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